By Afrika Tikkun CEO, Marc Lubner Put a group of children together, throw in some toys (or even just random objects) and, especially if they are young enough, they will soon be playing. Play is initially how we learn. It enhances every aspect of a child’s development and learning. It is so important, in fact, that it is recognised by the United Nations as a basic right. While spontaneous play certainly holds value, it is facilitated, intentional play which can make a significant difference in a child’s cognitive development. For Read More
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